Ratio Analysis Intel Corporation provided the following information on its balance sheet and statement of cash flows (in Millions): Current liabilities $22,310 Inventories $8,744 Cash and equivalents 4,194 Other current assets 1,713 Marketable securities 8,929 Cash flows from operating activities 33,145 Receivables 7,659 *Marketable Securities include Trading Assets of $7.847 Required: Round your answers to two decimal places. 1. Calculate the following 2. Current ratio D. Quick ratio Cash ratio III d. Operating cash flow ratio 2. Conceptual Connection Interpret these results The current ratio appears to be because as a general rule of thumb, a current ratio is considered good. The operating cash flow ratio indicates that the cash that the company is generating to meet the current liabilities 3. Conceptual Connection: Assume that Intel, as a requirement of one of its loans, must maintain a current ratio of at least 1.50. Given the large amounts of cash and marketable Securities, how could Intel accomplish this on December 31 (be specific as to dollar amounts)? Use some of the cash 3. Conceptual Connection: Assume that intel, ada requirement of one of its loans, must maintain a current ratio of at least 1.50. Given the large amounts of cash and marketable securities, how could Intel accomplish this on December 31 (be specific as to dollar amounts)? Use some of the cash Specifically, how much cash must Intel use in order to achieve a current ratio of 1.507 Enter your answer in million million